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Task Scheduler Help

task in task scheduler test running never completes?I created a batch file. it works fine, opens command prompt runs the task, then it exits.
I set the task up in task scheduler. There is a run button, when run it goes from ready to running and never stops... I can select end. The task simply takes 7 seconds when I run it as clicking on the batch...

General Discussion

Need help creating a task scheduler task to move files over a network.Hello everyone,
I need to have a task run that will move the contents of a folder from one computer to another over my home LAN. Files get downloaded during the night on one computer and then need to be transfered to another. Usually I am doing this by hand, but then though maybe I could get...

General Discussion

Task Scheduler - Create Task to Display a Message ReminderHow to Display a Message Reminder in Windows with Task Scheduler
This will show you how to create yourself, or another user or group, a message reminder scheduled to display for when and how often you like in Windows 7 or Vista using Task Scheduler.
All users on the computer will be able to...

Tutorials

Task scheduler unable to load task status/active tasks at startup.My task manager is unable to load task status/active tasks at startup.
I get the message: "The selected task "{0}" no longer exists. To see the current tasks, click Refresh."
When I refresh I get the same message.
I checked and found that under Microsoft the problem was in the defrag...

Performance & Maintenance

Task Scheduler failing to start task with merged network locationsI have two routers I usually connect to (work and home) and each have wireless access. That means there are essentially 4 network locations I have listed. I have merged each respective network location (wired and wireless) into their own singular network location - "Work" and "Home".
I also...